Marietta Kitchen & Hall BathroomTraditional Kitchen, Atlanta
Photos credit of Weidmann Remodeling
concook3 wrote:Sep 12, 2013
Beth Kellogg wrote:Aug 25, 2013
sandyleepark
I just got mine from Lowe's. Can't wait for the installation. I hope it looks as good as yours when they're finished. Your kitchen is beautiful. I got my dark granite from there as well. It was about 7k for granite. Haven't bought all of the backslashes. I only purchased 1 to see how I'd like it. It was about $12.00 for a panel. What color grout was used with this backsplash tile, do you know/remember??January 28, 2014
palma kuykendall wrote:Aug 31, 2015
palma kuykendall
its true if I could get even a few answers then I would probably ask these designers questions pay them for their answersNovember 22, 2015jezifork
Lowe's has a similar style http://www.lowes.com/pd_354404-93840-20-625_1z0z33vZ1z0zia2__?productId=3477537&pl=1December 10, 2015
39mckay wrote:Sep 2, 2013
PROTile Sensations
this is a glass and stone blend mosaic. #ShopSmall - let us know if you cannot find teh tile and we will try to help. We work with clients nationwide.March 19, 2014
Meg Hauss Aguilar wrote:Aug 7, 2013
Arman Grigoryan
I need to buy backsplash tiles for my kitchen. Do you guys have any recommendations where can I buy it from?October 17, 2013
Maggie Marting
I also have the same mosaic tile backsplash, I purchased my tile panels at Lowe's, they are a 12"x12" piece, then you purchase the # of pieces you need. Inexpensive too, each panel is only about 10.00. Lowe's will do the install for 299.00 for up to 20 panels I believe I saw, my handyman installed mine.November 17, 2013
June Rogers wrote:Mar 21, 2015
Jared Carter
I was also wondering how the heat would affect the spices, but it seems like this wouldn't be much of an issue. Most ovens have gotten really good at containing all of the heat inside to make them more efficient. I'll have to keep this idea in mind if I ever get around to renovating my kitchen. http://www.ptkitchens.com/bath-n-other-rooms
December 30, 2015
marieaw wrote:Jan 14, 2014
Annie Khan
Wow that looking an amazing kitchen. I loved the idea of jar cabinet, it looks beautiful and unique. These fixtures are showing great value, style and quality. Thanks for sharing the picture of the awesome kitchen that is giving the ideas to decorate my kitchen.March 5, 2014
PROWeidmann Remodeling
The cabinets are made of Alder, which we had built by a local cabinet company.March 24, 2014
dalissa1 wrote:Aug 14, 2013
Stacy Brodsky wrote:Oct 28, 2013
fedajazi wrote:Sep 21, 2013jrhutch
i spoke to the contractor, Dan...what a great guy! so kind and helpful! i would definitely recommend contacting him if you are in his area (we are not). he said the wood is called "alder" but they aren't using it as much anymore because it damages easily. beautiful tho!February 26, 2014
kerrywilcox wrote:Aug 26, 2013
ubergirl
What kind of granite is that? And the name of the Daltile mosaic blend? I've been having a tough time finding something to go with my Blue Volga granite counters and cherry cabs.
Thanks very much!January 2, 2014
Chrysanthi Pirperis wrote:Aug 15, 2013ginger070 wrote:Aug 12, 2013doltman
How did you get it so that the granite does not project past the slanted front of the range? Our contractor is telling us that we will have that problem because the range sits back from the front of the countertop.November 6, 2013laurasaintsing
The edge of your granite has an overhang that is typically 1-1/2" from the face frame of your cabinets. The stove specs will indicate the maximum overhang of you countertops to allow for the reveal that you want. The countertop should not protrude past the stove if the overhang is cut correctly.November 10, 2013
cmrelyea wrote:Aug 12, 2013- PRO
Weidmann Remodeling
The custom cabinets are made out of Alder, with a custom stain color.August 13, 2013
alphun wrote:Aug 4, 2013- PRO
Weidmann Remodeling
We use entirely custom cabinets from a company called Timberland Cabinets in Jasper, GA.August 13, 2013
Sally Gaziano wrote:Mar 6, 2016trolauemicol
I got the same tile at Home Depot, two years ago. It's pretty, but it was awful to clean up after grout was applied. It's glass and stone together and the grout stuck to the crevices on the surface of the tile. Not a good one for a DIY project, unless you are experienced or don't mind using dental de scaler tools to pick all the dried in grout of the crevices of the stoneJuly 2, 2016trolauemicol
This picture was before using the dental de scaler tools. My suggestion, get a nice classic subway tile.
July 2, 2016
jackhawkins1984 wrote:May 14, 2014Ira Kelson
Looking at the far cabinet with the hidden door at the end of the picture. How deep is that cabinet?
March 5, 2016
Catie Bly wrote:Mar 1, 2014
Sannu Saalberg
some nice forged iron cabinet handles would also suit well there. for instance - http://pood.ross.ee/en/hallway/265-wardrobe-door-handle.html
love these cabinets in a farmhouse. really nice style.April 10, 2014
melissamichiels wrote:Aug 11, 2013nathanwalker55
I love the christian home decor feel that this home has. I also like the great slide out cabinets.August 13, 2013
moms_got3 wrote:Aug 4, 2016- PRO
Weidmann Remodeling
Appreciate the concern. The comment has been made numerous times in connection with the picture. If you go back through the comment history, you will see an industry professional's response that explains why it is a non-issue. In brief: the range is designed to dissipate heat out the front and is well insulated around the back and sides, to avoid heat transfer to abutting surfaces. Added insulation is provided by the solid wood sides of the cabinet itself. In practice, the side of the range does not heat up and, thus, the spices are not affected.
August 4, 2016 
Bruce Crawford
Re spice racks & oven, we don't have a range, instead an high-BTU rangetop on island plus wall ovens. My wife had choice of vertical spice racks bracing rangetop as shown at top or wooden inserts in top drawers. She opted for former. She wanted the drawers for cooking utensils. She loves set-up. Deep drawers below rangetop for cookware, spices at the ready & utensils less than arm's reach away. It helps keep island countertop open for work in progress w/o having to move things around to clear work surface. She's had hip replacement surgery & retrieving spices hasn't been an issue.
January 1, 2017
Toni wrote:Aug 4, 2015
librazen wrote:Apr 17, 2015
nathanhack wrote:Jan 12, 2014turangaleela
The heat of the oven would be bad for spice storage. Rethink the placement of those awesome shelves before installing.August 11, 2014
tessutodesigns wrote:Aug 14, 2013
PROMaxim Lighting International
I know Maxim Lighting makes Undercabinet lighting in low profile and dimmable Xenon and LED too.
Here is a link to their different offerings. You can find them online or through a local showroom. http://www.maximlighting.com/countermax_cabinet_counter_task_lighting.aspxSeptember 2, 2013
jrranches wrote:Aug 7, 2013colleencompas24 wrote:Mar 6, 2016sport727 wrote:Mar 3, 2016
dagwoodandblondie_1 wrote:Oct 13, 2015Linda
Any custom cabinet maker can do those spice slide-outs. Just remodeled my kitchen and had the guy put one slide in. It's great. Would recommend add to a kitchen remodel.October 26, 2015
puertoescondido wrote:Oct 2, 2015
PROThe Grasshopper Gallery
Looks like knotty alder, to me.... Beautiful, but very soft...December 20, 2015
redwing5535 wrote:Sep 23, 2015Priscilla Martinez
This looks similar to the granite we just got installed called Butterfly Verde. It has a green tint. Hope this helpsJanuary 3, 2016
judithann wrote:Sep 20, 2015
PROEden Mosaic Tile
Hi , although we don't have the exact tiles, we cary a wide selection of metal tiles.Have you considered using metal tiles?
We invite you to check our selection right here on Houzz at
http://www.houzz.com/photos/products/Buy-on-Houzz/seller--edenmosaictile.
It might just help you to select the right tile for your project.
September 21, 2015
mamarecal wrote:Jan 22, 2015webstersmail wrote:Dec 3, 2014Sharon Chance wrote:Sep 19, 2014
Kat Ancheta
I don't think so. I have a red door in front and the original walnut brown on the inside.March 21, 2015
mncjones wrote:Jun 6, 2014- PRO
Weidmann Remodeling
The pull-out racks are made by Rev-A-Shelf and were installed by Timberland Cabinets located in metro Atlanta.June 13, 2014
rgnable wrote:Nov 19, 2013father4 wrote:Aug 30, 2013mayaina123 wrote:Aug 10, 2013- PRO
Weidmann Remodeling
You could use a gray or a green color for the surrounding walls.August 12, 2013
rosabelly wrote:Oct 26, 2016avisfen wrote:Sep 14, 2016
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
15. Functionality is something almost every homeowner wants, and these two spice racks deliver that. While some worry about the effect of heat on the spices, designer and builder Weidmann Remodeling says a well-insulated cavity surrounding the KitchenAid range and a high-quality cabinet box prevent damage from heat exposure. But the clever solution here isn’t the only thing Houzz users responded to. The custom alder cabinets, from Timberland Cabinets, the Verde Butterfly granite countertops and the Daltile mosaic backsplash complete the beautiful design.
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Photos in Marietta Kitchen & Hall Bathroom
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